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Why is there no google bot or any other bot that crawl a specific url? Is it that hard to make a program that can crawl the url above?
Is there any way to ask google to crawl it? like the searchbots asks google to crawl it?
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This is a limited crawling from Google - it is not the way to obtain links. This information is indexed via the indexing web pages you are talking about.
I think you can use this free API here. This is a way to discover if a url is indexed. If it is indexed you have the possibility to add it to your sitemap.
I am pleased to announce a new paper co-authored by members of the NCEAS and CEAS staff (see their bios below), and of which I am a co-author. Titled "Development of a spongy bone tissue substitute for tail fin regeneration in a freshwater teleost" the paper, by Bernat et al., describes a new model of vertebrate appendage regeneration in which an adult fish tail fin is amputated, a spongy bony mass is formed at the base of the fin, and within that, fin-regenerating tissue is formed that is morphologically and biologically identical to that found in the rest of the tail. As the authors explain:
"This procedure allows the investigation of tail fin regeneration of a vertebrate from its first steps to the end of the regeneration process. The fin is able to regenerate itself in the absence of a hatching/larval stage and shows a new mode of regeneration, which consists of the formation of an internal skeleton and a soft tissue that performs the primary function of the fin. To our knowledge, this is the first reported case of amphibian appendage regeneration."
The paper, "Development of a spongy bone tissue substitute for tail fin regeneration in a freshwater teleost," was published recently in the Journal be359ba680
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